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Inspired from I Wanna Be The Guy along with other classic platformers, Sivak Games proudly presents Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril. This is the first brand-new action-platformer game to grace the NES in almost 15 years!After having uncovered a pl.
Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril is a homebrew NES game. Inspired by I Wanna Be The Guy,this game takes you back to when games were nintendo hard. Where one hit would be the end of the game. Timmy’s goal is to stop a supermech from being built. Navigate through over 550 rooms in an ancient island fortress and gain new abilities to access new areas.

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I Wanna Be the Guy meets Metroid meets Mega Man.

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Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril is a 2010 NES game by one-man operation Sivak Games. The gameplay is basically an honest version of I Wanna Be the Guy (i.e, all the Nintendo Hard challenge of the original, minus the infamous out-of-nowheresurprises and Trial-and-Error Gameplay) with heavy Metroidvania elements. It uses an eight-character password for continuing (unless you're on one of the difficulty levels that don't let you continue). It boasts 'over 550 rooms, more than 30 enemy types, and 8 bosses' standing between you and victory.

The plot is as follows: You are Timmy, a One-Hit Point WonderKid Hero tasked with infiltrating the Fortress of Il'Akab, also known as the eponymous Fortress of Peril (due to all the traps and defenses and such, naturally,) in order to prevent a Humongous Mecha from being built.

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One of the more notable things about Battle Kid is that, while a demo version exists as a freely available ROM, the full game is currently available only in the form of an actual NES cartridge sold by RetroZone, complete with multi-region lockout chip, manual and dust sleeve (but no box).

List of Trailers:

Version 2 trailer: English version, Japanese version

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This game provides examples of:

A Wizard Did It: Wizards constructed the Fortress of Peril and its defenses long ago.
Big 'NO!': Timmy in version 2.000's bad ending if he fails to prevent Chester from escaping.
Boss Rush: An extra, timed challenge accessed via a password given for beating the game on Hard (Normal in the 2018 update) difficulty.
Bonus Dungeon: There are five of them. Four are accessed using a password.
- The first one is a hidden, optional area in which you get the Damage Amplifier.
- The second one is a very tough level for beating the game on Very Hard (Hard in the 2018 update) difficulty. It also has a harder version of the Lotus Guardian called the Petunia of Pain.
- The third one, exclusive to version 1.100, is a shorter level that was meant to be a time attack for the ScrewAttack Gaming Convention's tournament.
- The fourth, one of the two new ones added to version 2.000 for beating the game on Very Hard difficulty, is a space station where you traverse through lifts. It also has a harder version of the Minimech called the Mighty Minimech.
- The fifth, the other one exclusive to version 2.000, is a labyrinth where you must survive 32 areas in a randomized order before you could reach the end. This one features the Triple Jump from Battle Kid 2: Mountain of Torment.

Captain Ersatz: Amethyst Angel (the sixth boss) isn't just similar to Star Sapphire, she's identical.
Difficulty by Region: The 2018 update for Japan has the following difficulties: Very Easy^note, Easy^note, Normal^note, Hard^note, Very Hard^note, and Unfair^note.
Double Jump: This is a powerup collected later in the game.
Easy-Mode Mockery: Easy mode starts you with an item that doubles your damage and turns your suit bright pink. Said item is also in the other difficulties, but you need to find the Bonus Dungeon and clear it to get it.
Exalted Torturer: In the Good Ending, Dr. B calmly explains to Chet that she will extract the info she needs using a serum that will eventually drive him mad. The last image shows her slowly lowering the needle to Chet's face.

Fake Difficulty: Surprisingly averted, given its major sources of inspiration. It's stupidly hard, but honest.
Fanfare: Plays after beating any boss.

Good Is Not Nice: In the Good Ending, Timmy decks Chet in the face after capturing him.
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- Timmy's mentor, Dr. Byers, constructed the suit he uses as a prototype after reverse-engineering some of the technology the Wizards left behind in the Fortress of Peril. It can be upgraded, but she couldn't quite figure out the technology behind the upgrade cards to make any herself. However, it should still be compatible with any preexisting upgrade cards Timmy happens to find within the fortress. She never mass-produced the suits because the drawback to their being so lightweight is that they offer very little, if any actual protection. And that is why you are a One-Hit Point Wonder who infiltrates the Fortress of Peril by himself, and why you start with nothing but can conveniently find upgrades in the very fortress you're trying to infiltrate. This is perhaps the closest you will find to a legitimate story explanation for the various Metroidvania gameplay mechanics in the entire genre, so just roll with it.
- According to the instruction manual, the Lethal Lemon can't be shot 'due to forces unknown'.
Harder Than Hard: 'Normal' (or 'Hard' in the 2018 update) gives you one hit point, infinite continues and access to passwords (think I Wanna Be the Guy). Modes above that disable the password feature and give you a finite amount of continues, up to 'Unfair', which only grants you a single life (much like IWBTG's 'Impossible').
Hit Points: In the original release, the Easy difficulty gives you three hit points. In the 2018 rerelease, the Normal, Easy, and Very Easy difficulties respectively start you off with three, five, and seven hit points, with an extra one found near Chester's boss room (you can't reach it until after you cleared the Subterranean Sea). In the One Hint Point Wonder difficulties (I.E. Hard, Very Hard, and Unfair), this Life Upgrade is replaced with an envelope containing a letter from Sivak Games thanking the player for playing the game on its true difficulty. Timmy dismisses it as garbage and shoots it 99 times.

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Item Get!: While the original game and its sequel only have a message displayed on the screen when collecting an item, the 2018 update adds an animation of Timmy hold a collected item over his head.

Manual Misprint: All of the game's enemies are covered in the game's manual, with the exception of the Burly Goblin.
Metroidvania: Definitely. It has everything, down to the large map, powerups, areas you can't enter without said powerups, teleporters to assist in the backtracking, and so on.

My Name Is ???: The three figures at the beginning of the original version of the game. In the case of Chester Donovan, this lasts until Timmy catches him at the good end of the game. The 2018 update averts it in Chester's case, leaving the other two characters to continue playing

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